That doesn't solve my problem with unresolved symbols.
I've got the Netlink option selected when I build modules / kernel.
Besides, if I build the ethertap into the kernel it works.
Is there any way to start additional tap devices if the ethertap is in the
kernel ?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: angelos@stocktrade.gr [mailto:angelos@stocktrade.gr]
> Sent: Monday, 14 February 2000 9:16 PM
> To: Greg
> Subject: Re: ethertap
>
>
> Greg wrote:
> >
> > If I build ethertap into the kernel it works but I only have tap0
> > I have created the corresponding char files in the dev
> directory, checked
> > the major / minor numbers but to no avail.
> > If I build ethertap as a module when I insmod it two symbols are
> > unresolved - netlink_kernel_create and netlink_broadcast
> >
> > help ?
> >
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>
> inmod -o tap0 ethertap
> inmod -o tap1 ethertap
> inmod -o tap2 ethertap
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